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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
DON'T

let ,hu cold OF years run 90. You think
Il i.sllgat thing. Rat I, may run into
cstsrrh. Or lat, % an al. or con
sgmpiiou
Ca,,rrh Is dlsgu.tiag Pa-ah,sl, is
dsngvrols. Con.anp'i,a 4. death its-.
Th- he. hing sPparsia, mast ~ t-pi
b-slthy sd clear of al OD-truc,ion. AMI
"a n-ivs meter. Oth-rvis, th-f~ IL
trouble sbesi.
Al The diseases ~ ths.a psft.. head.
nose. t5fost. bronchial tub : srd lauys.
can o- delightfully."- .ni sa,lr-ly cur-d NJ
tn us- % n ,-eh-.'. Gsfmsn syrup. II
you doL't kno- this slfrsdy. thousands
AMI thoa..ni. q pr,pi- eau tell you.
Thy hsvs Leea cl-.t ~ IL. at "<a,s
boz IL II The nselv-s" s,.tis Jlly Is
c n's Ak any dru fxist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

He TRAvKLKD IN SrrLE -EmploysI
10 commercial traveller Good morning,
Mr.. Smith home sgain, Ell (!
Commercial Traveller - Yes; sirucl
town Last night on the J o'clock run from
Boston.
Employsr-why, I came over from
Boston on that train. strange, l didn',
zee you.
Commercial Tn,eIsr-Did you take q
paiIor carr
Employsr-No, certainly not.
Commercial Trsvslsr-wsll. that's
the reason you didn't sss me = Tbs
Epoch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
WAS HIS TEAM

Asa young rustic stood lookiog out ol
one OF the ball Windows. ct the fair ID
Burlington, Vermont, last fall. . run.
away horse made lis sppssrsLee and came
trxrlog down The track The sight great
" sma.ed him - that his laughter was
heard even above tbs ola created BY the
piano tuusr Suddenly. however. asefious
idea seemed IN strike hin. his laughter
c~sssd. HE lover ,w dropped. ADD sfser .
nttle h .Hclain'di Il svou n that Int
my rig" R-fssv ~ eouli r.soh tas uscf,
howsv-r. th- tuzsy hal b~sn completely
dsmorsnr-d. and The sd young man IL m
doabtsdly thinking hoe Fortunate 10 vss
that be had his laugh beforehand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
ninnON sAcnEr.

Two u aiss o, riboon az united n form
TIL. .schst. ~h'ch 10 In hsg shsp-. the rib.
bon b,iaE jolssi by Zoe o,sr.sni'o over
stitches. sud the J1lnings decorated with
fancy stitching doue with dlfsren, eoiof,d
.lit. The ends % the Ribbon are rsvvlled
90 form deep fringe, which falls over In
q cascade on eliasr slie TIE bsg IL died
with cotton well spflutlei with TIE favor
lie p-ffsme posi-r. sri l. tel In With
narrow ribboa 80 tie tn sh,ie.. the rib
bon bsibg tiei Ia m,uy long loops AMI
ends Aby pfvisrr~i coiDrs may Do chos.
en- ani th- 'ibGon nav ~ ~ on- or too
vsrls,ie-, IN Width i,P-uilsg uPpa 'hs
slT@ OF the ssrhst.
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As.~rs. TO PuIrrr. or L..r w..s
PRlZEoYFER

10 mat o, IN p1Iils prizes. aliacssh
theirs 4. rom Or al - e)npas, bat oae
can win. For The bsnshi of The m,ny W
for once vary The Orsr. and viii send |
cory % the fsmous "wkshington PcIf's'
lsaid ~ hsvs bsfii a The yoatafal iagsuai'
~ Of The father 20 BIZ c0aa,ry) - each
reader Who viil s-nd The correct answer
n any fJar ofihis weeks par1les, viii
stamp fos rsiorn postage. Address th-
answers {. usa,l - w. II Es,msn. E"'
Samner, Ne
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DRuSkxxSxsf On ra< LiQUoA uABtr Pos.
iTvxLr CURxo nv ADMINISTERING
DR uAf,Ks' GOLDEN SPECIFIC

II eau y, given 10 . eap ~ cor's OF Tea
SliaOa, tn knorl-ts' 70 N, p'rspt tat
lag n, IL xbsol ite.y hulnl.ss All viii 81.
feet psrn sasnt All specify cacs. wasiher
the pAtieai IL O m0isr Ale driuksf or o, o.
coh0lie wreck. rhoassais OF druaksris
have been made temperate men Who have
taken Golden Specific In their coffee with.
out their knowledge. and to-day believe
they quit drinking OF their own free will,
1T NEVER FAILS. TIE systrm oncs
inpregustsd with the Specific 10 becomes
an utter impossibllliy for the liquor Ape.
lite 20 exist For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. is5 Race 81,
Cincinnati, %.
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YOU

will never regret ssndiog three tsc
cent stamp. ~ pay postage. u A L. Ord.
wsy 4 c.. B,stoa. Mass. fsr . copy NJ
Dr.. Ksafnsnn'- great MsdicL wort; 100
pages. eolor.d Illustrations; Of great salas
10 svery family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
PIN HALLS.

ca, t~p sircalv pieces ~ p,s'sr'sri
seven irche- In fisIn.isr. cov'r each piecs
with ss,ia ssy c)lJr you like. Nov over.
east The t-a pieces together. The phes
forming N froai =. decorated -ith som-
p,ln,.i is.lgi 4 fln1sn lrop si,riln<
from Dsnss,a spifs b,s 10 rihr"n 10
u.si ~ .a.gsai IN bali rhs pin. are
stack In between IN -is~. ~ ,h- puis, "a
produce q fanciful sfc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

To CLEAN BRAss ORNAMENTS -Drass
orusmen,s that have not been gilt or lac
qasrsd, may be cleaned aud . very brilliant
color given TO them ny walking thsm with
alum boiled In s,ronx I've. IN the proper.
lion ~ an oano~ 10 pint, and afterwsrd
Rubbing them with Q strong tripoli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
PINE coyr THERMOMETERS

GllI large pine cone. oa oa- .iis f,.,st
. small ta~rmoms,sf. a. "a Top ~ VI
cone h,ss 10 y? ,ni large n,s ~ fi,rea
Thl. InAkrs very uniqss lii,le pressr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
cRAcKpR sACUET.

Gu, two plsess Of erinolipe sire Of .
square sods crackers cover each with silk
- near the color OF cracker ~ possible.
Place layer OF cotton wsdfipg between
the hslv.s. sprinkie With saehst powder.
and overland together. Tack the surfaces
together TO initiate the little dents seen In
the erseher. Lastly, pass hot Iron light
ly over II Ia give the natural brown tipge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Literary M.troa-"was d.. Sa,S-s-
pese mem ~ he frrqi-at Ne. OF ,h-
phr,se, @, tpf" M.,,-r.of f,ci-iIas-
bsai-'wl psfh,p, a MAJ, u
woudat b, % 10 or pro, - nil'a the
sentence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

u0upvh ~ maize. Caf.hs ~ al r..s,,
mlIVt y % All 90 Oil s-ai "a ~ -.
hASNS ihins u great vslss sai Irp,,t.,..
q you. that -ll stst iol IN basIress sitf
nrlas yoa N me maesT fiaht asar tEss a..
hing slss n ths sold AnY ous "a ~ al,
sea ssf ~, az hlms. fHhsf sstI al a..
som@thiuf So ita' iasi ru|us roasy - Al
sofssfs. WIN sfsft 80 espnsl ~ asstsf
TIT. u oos 81 ~ Z asits. inpsrttaf rtsurss III
. lifeline. rbess 80 are ambIl1ls Gas ssis,
pflslns o. ll ~ delsT. sfAsd eau he. Aff,..
IHUN a Co. Aasssta. Ma no.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

A fsw drops ~ snmo,.s. IN . eupfal OF
warm rsis- sstsr. csrrfalv spplisd with .
sponge. uill remove sp Is from paintings
and ehromos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Rssolats of LAZY. "a to Ferry --''f 'irs
man. I wlsh yoa'i throw ,r,y ihu a,sy
cigar; It, m,iing m -icx' wvsrils
yoang nan. neskly comp i,p'-- 'Mft'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
rHE HoMEMAxERs COLUMN.

c.srsspoaasses on practical topics: coming
fcitsd. Address all oommun lone late nded
Coisnn. oxvonp DEnocaAr. fAris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

1 BsAs,i oss $40 ca. vol, sni
have . pictufv.
,. Bshs.i a sIsd g,Is. sri have q
we'd
; BsAe.i brsh, esty ami have .
siieiy 'uhs'ascc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Keep yosr blood pare aud you will not
have rhsumatism. Hoods ssrsspsIllis
parin,s ths blood. aud tones The whole
system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Train ups child In ,hs wsy be shoui
70. sni ksspa n,ls sh->i OF hin IN ias
same way dariug The usislug. 10 Be cure
be goes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

A msrrisj man cen always pack .
trunk more easily than bachelor can.
He ssts he wife 70 do II fos him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
,, Fin, Mortgages in Kansas.

~ Dafinx tAs nsst . DAYS % .hll sse ~
customers 90 cent % lny Macy thfy msf 49,
~ f,f lnvestulsnts ~ have 90 sac. We hafe II
had fifst hoftrsr.s AL sppiicsiiaas 90 mlnsI 20
"a fr.f usrtgass sens, uosty ugoa - 49, fafus.
.nourfs rslrng frum s1o ~ 80. We haff a.
mart,,asss IN saoants titao a. ssO.os 81 - CO..
shlch - cdr. LIS nah nlousy can yea ilrr.'-
~ 81 thee lasnsf Thy Afe A l ssesfiu. i-
lS.n ansoanf. applied g. IN safh cAss b IN sallt
th.f l. cas- beyoni d0aht. Sos = ~ unIf - ~
nics lins u small giit edss loans. Wnis % ~.
Nes favestsf's Sallis. Remit 9TH aiFics a. luhN
II. KNOX 4 co, IHtestmrnt banker AL La
Agents, Topeka. Ma. Dsston Ofios Encl -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

ARpiss keep In . dry pisc-. ~ cool -
possible without freezing.
Broous -iIsss 10 the esllsr.wsy to keep
soft and plant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
Grand Trunk Railway
Winter Arrsnusnsnt.

% al .ns, ~. ga. iss'. AL unsli farther -
80. tr.lus 81 run a. hllossi
80 sisiions mafksi'
..xr.n.t ~ rourt.xp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

To mlks q lons story .hori--srsi IL 10
The editor 10 q newspaper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
raICLslili- aIlc( Isi mo 4 Pacific RlII mn

~ - "a rf 60 - &C., 49, ~
49, 80 raIrfs n 81 49, 49, a. $780,. A. ~
go frna $50 Ina - e. - tTarrI arIaI $780,
rHI IrF.rs "a a. trs ifatfi 80 ilalf ~ $3.50
.arr.. Ilfsr. 80 AL saIIr "a iaI'.r
49, laar 80 = 49, 49, $685. o. 'afa ftt
go l.ft tftasa. u sa..e. lrIis tir..r.- 49,
"a II = la.HHN A. 4. $50. A'aHHHIHHHN sHaI -.
II a.H. Hr'nr 1891 tflaHIsa ga .l..Hs Nrsl -
fHIT - tfIr. - na.aa. lrl.slHls .r'sfsst AZ
I0rrr.I Erft a. lFaH NsI.a-n lffrt..s ti Aa.rft.
tt1.9rH1 81 Asrsss t.'I. - 49,. lfhssn-sft.
.t laa. - 49,. y $3.50. =. $50. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
Proposals for Wood

Prpossls bf farnlsLlns ikirfy.svs eefd'
OloTt TX - n a " O q @
S,s the nee Of the Coassy. viil y received ~ vi
The uaisrs.Spsi until rsiarss,. Decsmb<r "a. ~
q bar e'elssk- he vcct 70 v ssssd, sp1i "a 1
inxs. The right y reserved 10 rsjet Al wv
bos deemed % b for tn ini<fest u ne Cosnp'
psr order Of Csenfy Csssniss.osers.
AlBERI ~ AUSTIN ckkA-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

I. Ap.s,e - money ~ snail vsae.
=. A usms vale, NJ. osvn glsen both
n q LAKE abi a clay
s. Ta~ tun-r ~ pisy~rs rsqslrvi 10
csrsia pop1'r game.
4. T. soorni
carcuFLY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
WORKING CLaSSBSAIItHIloi

ptrsi o. fafnisA al eia.sss si.h sapioI usti Al
\ ne tie sho- of m ilme. 80 - ihsf sFsfs
n.msnts. Lac nsss 49,, lIEti al rr1t a.
fsssrrs - sithff "a ssfilf cara ffm = fftfs
io o. "a Isr syen 20. and Irpgqf'Iufs 80 ~
isVotlns ~ thst flne 10 ne 80 nfss h11s al
slfls ears nssfiT a. mush a. msn. TIA al 80
80 lhls msF ssaf ihsif adifsss at 1T ~ 80
n. a. es msks thls afsf. fosurt a. ar 90 49,
salsfei 90 90 seaf ocs dllaf D. 80 90 ~ ffus
bic a sritias fuu partieaiss AL puifiirfs. A..
sfess crosses sfIssUN a 90 fuftisnf ssts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

Viii soft 90 ne tnAn 81 anYbss sias n ne
AScsoff tsytAi unt rfesisf. - A.
started frss both sfnss al aEss. AZ uts raa
- nc uofs. Ltfss ssrniass sufe iroa tfsi
start. Casfly csthf aaf 1ras ne. Better -
islsy. Cost. 20 nofhlax - fsai as fqrf Al
sfsss snf dnd out 4 you are - 80 . i'l q -
a oacs. n. IIALLHrf Co. reFtisaf hars
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OUR puzzLR CORNER.

'ssssss:'ss ;. p; n; R:is; :sss's
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mo crsat Rocs Island Route

mo Great Rocz Island Route
|rlFrrrTrs 49, t-r1f ~ 49, $500 = 49, = -
fraf.I .l.f II o. r.tlI II - .sstt. -
frs i II EaFrH. Iff $780, - - "A sllft ttfss
= 80 - t.s ll.r.l.f =. :. l.lt-.t - 80.
l.rttr ~ secs ~ rfr1tsi 81 strsll.rl. lruss
Fa.rs'a IT. freIf. "a rlslrl-s A. r.s.sIl - -
49, % 49,. r. alfiat - stsetIeT ~ 80
FL. ur.Ir.alrrrss - D. go seftt
Hr EIrlr1s Irs.rf IsIaFr1 $500 80 ~ t.s1lii
r..r..r "a go. 49, lsr tasrArs 49, arsei
In.atn rlIlls lrr.'r Is t.rTFseF 60. .,sssai
fr.rf nrrf TI.Fi.l.f rf0r.ltt f.ss... sei-'s'rssn
IfI.arr .f Harf. .I.a.a 81 Asalss CTS .lsa.i.l
1850 tha.r Nafa
mo famous Albert Tea Rcuyo
d. 80 ~ farHr = 90 fTfsrFn $3.50 a. NrHs
81 sarfft FaaI Irrft tlt $3.50 80 80 ttTrsst
TIa.rs "a ely A. So $500 fFsaffs. 80 afrIIal
Is.Il.s - tari g 81 tsaIIE Ill.is tf - 49,
.rrr.rr I.tttk a. r-arasi =. Z y s,sgiern 80
80 IrI.rasals e. tIsf..lrs t-fssss 50 e. ~ -
hr| frar.aa.Ifh. At1eses t.iff 49,. 80 ~
DO n ftrsI.i.s 49, 80 rh.lt.se, rsrsi.s rs
q. ..l'f % r...rtssF 80 ai'T trs.i,.sst
81 49, Il ~ frs.i stsira sul Csasts-sl 80
rr.....l Irf.IraaiI0r. saItfrff
r. CfEff e. ~ s0st "a sotesOos.
Fu.saaa.sHuIr asNassIaga - a. 49, sss
IuN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
LETTER fRON Rocky MOUNT:


hoSMx Saoo<NAt 1Ns NJ y oh' Az AOofs
EDIToR GOLD LEAri-There are a
heap of US Henderson, boys down here;
that is we are in a heap; and have had u
glorious time socially, but most dutorfus
time financially, Nor has Henderson alone
been represented here-Oxford has been
seen in her luxurious Meadows. and her time
and thrift was represented by a stsm winder,
warranted for six mouths. We have also
had with US at the Hotel Hammond, a real
live "Duke''-not the Duke of Durham, nnr
titled Duke of Europe, but man named
Duke, whose ideas about the Cluverins case
will probably analize rs well as his guano.
The tobacco sales the past week have
been exceedingly high, though the quality
of the breaks was far above the average of
what you generally see on Henderson mar
ket this year.
Your readers in Henderson will be inter.
ested to learn that Miss Pippin, whose no
BILE conduct endeared her to your people
and good folks elsewhere, Was married yes
terdav to DR.. Henry Marriott. of Battleboro,
God grant her in married life that portion
| of bliss she so richly merits.
We came here to make expenses, but SO
far have failed on account of the number oil
cormorants. who like ourself have come TO
fatten on this market; and we don't intend
to leave without farther chances, even
though our dreams have been adversely in
terpreted by the latter day Daniel, whose
lions den we. approach without fear.
| JUNIUs.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
Look Here Everybody

A telegram just received from our
buyer, Mr.. w. ]. Montgomery, who is
now in New York city, states that he
will be here this week with $4,000
worth of new goods for the Racket
Store. We have got BARGAINS in
store for our customers, and no mis-
take. Look out for our new arrivals
which will be opened during the next
few days. The people of Henderson
have never seen or heard of anything
like what we are going to give them
the benefit of. Come early before
stock is picked over.
7. E. CLARKE & co. ?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
A Recent Contribution to N. c. Histor,-

The Rev. L. G. Vass, A. NJ, of New
Bern, has recently published highly in
structive volume to any who are interested
in the early history of Eastern North Car
olina. The book is called Eastern North
Carolina, New Bern Presbyterian church
and New Bern" 1t is true considerable
part of the book is taken up with a history
of Presbyterianism in New Bern; but in
such way as to bring out very infinitely a
history of the early settlement of that part
of our State The store of information it
contains is very great and will be priced
as a valuable history. The author has
given great deal of time and labor to the
collection of the information he now offers
to the public, while very much of what his
book contains cannot be gotten otherwise.
1t is volume of 1856 pages, neatly and sub
stantially bound, printed on extra good pa
per, from clear, large type. The cost of
the book is $1.5O, to be had of the author or
of Mr.. Edwin Stephens, Henderson, N. G.
ALEXANDER SPhUNT.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
JuRon,s ron NEXT TERN OF CouRr.-Tne

JtRoRs FOR NEXT TERM OF CoURT.-The
following is the list of jurors drawn for
the next term of Vance county Superior
Court:
FIRST WEEK.
Irving NJ. Green, E. A. Watkins, o. T,
Barker, S. s. Egerton, B. T. Woodliff, j.:
A. Harrell, J. u. Morgan, j. T. Starkes,
J. J. Pegram, s. ID. Calls, J. B. Hughes,
j. III. Cawthorn, David Outlaw, John w.
Oyerton, j. H. Ellington, X. ii. Hight,
Charles B. Cawthorn, j. l.. w. Pegram,
E. A Fuller, John A. Wells, j. L. H. Mis-
sillier, E. W. Currin, r. NJ. Powell, E. L.
Fleming, w. A. DickersOn, w. j. Tucker,
Eaton Haithcock, Charles G. Burroughs,
Richmond Henderson, John Jordan, Badly
Burwell, Stephen Henderson, Harrison
Workman, j. T. Black. X. NJ. johnson
seven last named colored.
SECOND WEEK:
Junius NJ. Edwards, Eugene Bobbitt, r
Perry, X. r. Pinkston, j. E. Young, NJ
n. Parrish, John Evans, Walter Bullock
| BENZ. Brame, J. L. Jones, Henry Thoma
son, Edmond White, G. I'll. Williams, A
T. Barnes, Samuel E. Belts, Hamilton
Royster, William Harris, Junius Steed
three last named colored.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
N Otice!

By virtue Of power 0 Inferred upon me
by decree issuing from ire Superior
Court of Vance county in q cause emil :
tied Emma +, X, executrix of VIM. Fox,
deceased, shall on Saturday, the 6th
ton fur cash At the court house door, in
the town of Henderson, n. G., the fol-
wing real estate, tn wit: A certain
tract or parcel of land situate in Vance
county, near the town of II anderson, ad-
joining the 'ands Of j. #. Rodgers. Jun
ius H. Dunn, Jos, T. Bowen and others;
it being the tract of land conveyed by T..
+. Bowen aud wife to VIM. Fox Ia a
mortgage executed luth Decem Der, 1884,
containing ont hundred and fiay-seven
acres. This 5th January. 1887.
A. e. ZOLLICOFFER,
Jan $50. Trustee.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
Card Of Thanks.
jan. GA o

take this method of returning my sim
cere and heartfelt thanks to those persons,
white and cOlored, who aided in saving my
property from destruction by the fire on the
morning of the l7th Words are inadequate
to properly express my deep sense of graft
tude for the extreme Kindness and consid-
GRAFTON shown my family, no less than for
the gallant and heroic efforts of those who
worked to save my property. Being away
from home at the time, my surprise can be
better imagined than told when retuI ned
to find what he'd happened in my absence.
/ again thank my friends, and assure them
thattheir kindness will not be soon forgot.
Very Respectfully.
w. S. STARK.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27

MARRIED-At the NJ. E. church in Hen
derson, Tuesday, Jan. 18th, at $50 p. m,
Mr.. w. A. Britt and Miss Fannie f. Nut
all, Rev. J. NJ. Rhodes officiating clergy.
man. The ceremony was witnessed by a
large number of spectators. the church be-
ing crowded. The attendants were: Mr..
Starkey Britt and Miss Lena Edwards; Mr..
Norman Nutall and Miss Maggie Reid;
Mr. W. E. Smith and Miss Jennie Cheat
ham: Mr.. Willie Wester and Miss Eva Ma
hone; Mr. L. d. Stainback and Miss Dulcie
Fleming; Mr.. Hugh Kittrell and Miss ka-
tie Hight; Mr.. T. A. Gloss and Miss Tim
Goodrich; Mr.. Owen Davis and Miss Min.
ME Stone; Mr.. d. II. Mangum and Miss
Mittie Wester The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. g. A. NutalI of this place, and a
young lady much admired for her amia-
bility and loneliness of character; while
the groom popular young salesman at
Parker & Gloss, is held in high esteem by
all who know him. The GOLD LEAF joins
with their numerous friends in wishing fol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt long and happy and
prosperous married life.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-27
House and Lot for Sale.

By virtue Of power conferred upon me
by q deed in trust duly executed to me
by Walter &. Starke and wife, Belle
starke, on the Sth day of December. 1854
and recorded in book e, page 665 and 666,
ia Registers Office, in Vance county, ]
shall, on Thursday, the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1887, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. at the court
house door ia the town of Henderson,
N. c., one house and lot situate IN the
town of Henderson, N. c., on Chestnut
street and Burwell avenue, adjoining
the lands of w w. Young and others II
being the house and lot WHEREOF W. s.
Starke and wife now reside. Term cash
This 10th January, 1887.
A. G. ZOLLICOFFER,
jan 1910. Trustee.
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Notice Of Summons.
North Carolina, I...;o.,. Can't
Vance county.
W. w. Reavis
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W. z. Jedreys.
W. z. Je6reys

This Ii "a action for the r.-covery Of .
debt due plaintiff by deSeudaut amount
100 dollars:said indebtedness eyiien eddy
bond and open account. The defendant
w. T.. Ienreys, In hereby notified To ~
pear before =. n. Allen, N acting Jus
tiee of the Peace for Vance county, on
the 18th day OF February, 1887. at II
o'clock, 4. M. at Henderson. N. G. and
show cause. il any he has, wy judg-
ment should not be rendered against him
f,r said amount and interest. This 5tt
I'd ~ January. 1887.
g. II. ALLEN,
6-6c, Justico OF the Peace.
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NOticel

By virtue of the powers contained in
. certain mortgage deed executed by
James B. White and Sarah A. White.
his wife, to the Undersigned and VIM
A. Barrie, mortgagees, on the 18th day Z
February, 1882, of record in the Register
Of Deeds office for Vance county, n. G.,
in book 8 of mortgages, on pages t6 ana
Z, default having been made in payment
of the debt therein secared, I shall as
surviving mortgsgee, being also AZ scu-
tor OF said VIM. A. barris, deceased, sell
for cash, to the highest bidder, at the
court house door 10 Henderson, Vance
county, North Carolina. on Mondav, the
7th day OF February, 1887, at IL o'clocF,
M. the tract Of land amt appurtensnces
conveyed In said mortgage It being the
lot of land whereon said ]. h. White and
wife now reside, situate on the East side
William street, adjoining the lands of
M rs. Maria Parhan., A. Davis, the DIR.
M eadows' lot and Others and nearly OPP
pOsite the Oxford r. r. depot said lot
fronts ll5 feet on said William street.
This 9th Jan. 1887.
J.F HARRIS,
Surviving mortgage
and executor of
VIM. A. Harris,
TT. BIoKs, Atty. deceased.
ian Ga o.